Originally Posted by stevieray (Post 17488436)

Exactly. It's that choice that exhibits no remorse or accountability when the accident occurs, though I doubt that was the motive for bailing.

Originally Posted by TinyEvel (Post 17488426)

I have a question to pose which has already probably been answered on this subject regarding the charges:

Rice, 23, now faces eight charges in the case – six counts of collision involving bodily injury, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury, and one count of aggravated assault, according to the warrant. All of the charges are felonies.

So like, say, I am a mom coming home from the grocery store. My kid is crying in the back seat and I try to reach back with a cookie for them. My split second destruction makes me miss a light and I T-bone a car causing the drive to injure their head and get stitches in their eye.

I have insurance and the other driver's medical bills are paid in full plus some personal injury compensation.

However I am now convicted of a felony in Texas?

So, anybody involved in an accident where one party reports an injury, (like a sore neck or bruised arm?) all those people are now felons?

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488508)

So you left out a couple details:

1. Was Mom racing at the time and playing with other people's lives for a thrill?
2. Did she injure other's because of her own negligence?
3. Were there drugs found in the vehicle that injured others?
4. Did she leave the scene of the accident after injuring others and wrecking the vehicles w/o providing any insurance information for compensation?
5. Was she photographed at bar before all this happened?

See, it's those "little" things you should be worried about.

Now let's have the peanut gallery chime in with over exaggerations of dealing with reality.

I'll start "ARE YOU SAYING ELECTRIC CHAIR!!!!"

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 17488455)

If he bails he doesn't have to worry about the NFL's alcohol or substance abuse programs. So, from a legal and work perspective it was smart.



Cold, cowardly, and heartless but smart.

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief (Post 17488513)

Again, he's not going to jail, will likely plead to misdemeanors, diversion program for first offenders.

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488528)

Where exactly did I imply that I thought he was going to jail?

You weirdos are like talking to drunk teenagers.

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488528)

Where exactly did I imply that I thought he was going to jail?

You weirdos are like talking to drunk teenagers.

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief (Post 17488695)

Ok... Just implying the commissioners list and pointing out felonies with minimum sentences. LMAO

https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showpost...&postcount=946

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488788)

Why is this mental midget still allowed to keep making up fairy tails?

If he can quote one mention of where I've ever mentioned "jail" or "prison" or "commissioners list" I'll gladly leave this thread.

He's a liar and shouldn't be allowed to just make up what he wants. Why is this permitted?

Originally Posted by Katipan (Post 17488795)

We encourage the creative.

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488800)

So I'm guessing "liar" and "creative" are synonymous?

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 17488455)

If he bails he doesn't have to worry about the NFL's alcohol or substance abuse programs.

Originally Posted by Katipan (Post 17488807)

I'm guessing your mother and father were siblings?

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17488788)

Why is this mental midget still allowed to keep making up fairy tails?

If he can quote one mention of where I've ever mentioned "jail" or "prison" or "commissioners list" I'll gladly leave this thread.

He's a liar and shouldn't be allowed to just make up what he wants. Why is this permitted?